triggreef
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Well I thought I was going to call it quits with the 4 leopards I have currently but I came across one I could not pass up. I have a male and female meleagris, a female bipartitus, and an ornate that I'm unsure on the sex.
A couple weeks ago I came across a black leopard at a LFS in a tiny one gallon cube, hunting like crazy. She's very small, maybe 2" or a little less. I had enough store credit to pay for her anyway so I decided she'd have a better shot with me than if I left her there. Definately paid off she is eating about anything I give her (mysis, brine, roe, cyclopeez, live black worms) and doing very well.
I'm a little scared about acclimating her to my display though with 4 larger leopards. My male really gave the ornate a hard time for about a week or so which was my last leopard addition. I used an acclimation box that time but only for a day. I'm thinking I'll use the box longer this time around.
Heres the only pic I got of her, I cant get good pics in my QT it's a little dirty.
A couple weeks ago I came across a black leopard at a LFS in a tiny one gallon cube, hunting like crazy. She's very small, maybe 2" or a little less. I had enough store credit to pay for her anyway so I decided she'd have a better shot with me than if I left her there. Definately paid off she is eating about anything I give her (mysis, brine, roe, cyclopeez, live black worms) and doing very well.
I'm a little scared about acclimating her to my display though with 4 larger leopards. My male really gave the ornate a hard time for about a week or so which was my last leopard addition. I used an acclimation box that time but only for a day. I'm thinking I'll use the box longer this time around.
Heres the only pic I got of her, I cant get good pics in my QT it's a little dirty.
